| Cool breezes aided in near record times ! |
Coley Cardon of Winchester bib number 199 has turned in the courses second fastest time ever
at 16:28:0 minutes. Last year Andy Colon of Methuen set the fastest time ever at 16:06.0 and the
only other winner to break the 17 minute mark was Paul Richard of Winchester with a time of 16:59:8
in 2004. This years second place runner John Ayers of Beverly, was right on Coley's heals and turned
in a very respectable time of 16:46.0. Congratulations to all the runners on a spectacular run.
| Overall 1st Place Female Runner |
Stephanie Hirst number 240 of Somerville powered her way to the finish line
in 20:46:00 to take 1st place. Congratulations Stephanie on a great run!
| Historical Over all Winners? |
Someone has to win, but here there are no losers. Here is a list of the
over all winers since the Michael Dunleavy 5K was first run.
2003 Michel Arpin 17:15:0 Andover
2004 Paul Richard 16:59.8 Winchester
2005 Mark Walsh-Cooke 17:33:0 Unknown
2006 Mike Dimauro 17:37.9 Woburn
2007 Steve Blair 19:10.5 Woburn
2008 Andie Colon 16:06.0 Methuen
2009 Coley Carden 16:28.0 Winchester
| Complete Results and Photos ! |
View complete race results or
check out our gallery archive for more photos taken throughout the event. The Galleries are presented in an
easy to use thumbnail format that allows you to pick the images you want to view in full size. You can even
browse through photos of all the past Walks and Races starting in 2003 all the way up to this years event.
The photos in our Gallery are presented in chronological order. As you scroll down through them you can
see the activities as they happened. We hope you will enjoy them
Visit the 2009 Photo Gallery
Visit our Photo Archives
| Doolin Walk Set for April 19, 2009 |
The Michael Dunleavy Foundation of Doolin, Ireland will hold its 7th annual Walk on Sunday April 19.
The Walk which begins and ends at Doolin's Russell Cultural Center winds its way through some of the
most beautiful countryside in Ireland. All are invited to join in the annual fund raiser to benefit Childhood
Cancer research. Hope to see you there.
| Is it running if your feet do not touch the ground? |
The runners photos this year yielded some interesting shots. It seems that more than one runner was caught floating around
the course. (If it were only that easy)
The Michael Dunleavy Foundation wishes to thank all the participants of this years Annual 5K Walk & Road Race and
the Merchants and Volunteers that made it all happen. Without all of you none of this would have been possible.
We hope to see you all again next year !
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